Gresham outlook., August 04, 1911, Image 2

i m an w as ab le to g ra s p som e con-
o f o u r fav o red
lo catio n Is
! th e one recen tly b o u g h t by e a ste rn
' c a p ita lists, to be m ad e Into a rest
donee p a rk , fo r th em selv es
T h is is n o t w ritte n a t th e In sti-
, g allo n of an y real e s ta te m an or
because th e w rite r h as p ro p e rty to
sell for h e h a s n 't, b u t o u t of a th o r ­
ough a p p re c ia tio n of th e good th in g s
we possess.
It so m etim es
ta k e s
th e w ord an d a ttitu d e of a s tra n g e r
and v isito r to w ake us u p to a sense
of o u r re a l possessions.
G resham O utlook i cep tio n
T W IC E A W E E K
P u b lish ed every T u esd ay aud F rid ay
a t G resh am , O regon.
II
A
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T h e m u ltip licity an d d iv e rsity of
p ro d u cts m ad e in O regon a re n o t as
well know n to th e a v e ra g e re s id e n t,
or b u sin ess m an, fo r th a t m a tte r, as
t h e / sn o u ld be. H ere in O regon
we m a n u fa c tu re p e rh a p s n in e ty per
cen t o f th e av e ra g e re q u ire m e n ts of
o u r citizen s, bu t co m p arativ ely few
realize th e fact " m a d e in O reg o n "
sh o u ld be th e slo g an of every c iti­
zen. E very d o lla r sp e n t fo r hom e
goods re m a in s a t hom e, and
th e
sp e n d e r g ets hack a t least a p o rtio n
of h is m oney in one way o r a n o th e r
ev ery tim e h e buys a "M ad e in O re­
g o n " p ro d u ct.
O regon is d e stin e d to be o ne of
th e g re a t m a n u fa c tu rin g s ta te s
in
th e U nion, b u t th e tim e it w ill re ­
q u ire fo r h e r to be in th e fo rem o st
ra n k of m a n u fa c tu rin g s ta te s w ould
g re a tly he sh o rte n e d if o u r people
w ould m ak e it a p o rt'o n of th e ir
d aily d u tie s firs t to in q u ire if th e
g o ods th ey a re b u y in g a re "M ade in
O reg o n ."
•T h e L inotype 000. T h ese le tte r s have com e from
Way Is th e Way all p a rts of th e w orld even from re ­
m ote p ro v in ces of A sia an d re fe r to
th a t W ins."
alm o st every co n ceiv ab le In d u stry
E n te re d as seco n d -class
m a tte r
M an li 3, 1911, at th e post office a t E ach le tte h a s been an sw ered and
G re sh a m . O regon, u n d e r th e a c t of m any re fe rre d to C o m m ercial clu b s
and b o ard s of tr a d e in p a rtic u la r
M arch 3. 1 8 7 !'
lo calities w hich a re know n to be
W H AT W E POSSESS.
fav o rab le fo r th a t p a rtic u la r in d u s­
try . C. C. C h ap m an , m a n a g e r, a t ­
It so u n d s good to h e a r a m an
trib u te s th e g re a t m o v em en t of em i­
S tr u g g lin g F a cto r ie s.
say, " O u rs is a good to w n .”
It g ra n ts to w a rd O regon
to th e ex ­
We h av e fac to rie s in th is s ta te
so u n d s b e tte r to h e a r every tuan, trem e c a re ta k e n an d th e specific
w hich today a re s tru g g lin g fo r ex
w om an an d ch ild say
It, an d It in fo rm a tio n given in an sw e rin g th ese
isten ce, and w hich w ould be ru n n in g
in
q
u
iries.
so u n d s still b e tte r a n d
fills o u r
a lo n g sm o o th ly , em p lo y in g
m any
h e a rts w ith p rid e to h e a r s tra n g e rs
m o re men an d w om en if each m an,
T he re a p p o rtlo n m e n t bill based on
and v isito rs, w ho com e am ong us,
w om an an d ch ild in th e s ta te w ould
1910 c en su s h a s been
p assed by
a fte r lo o k in g us o v er, say , "W ell,
in sist on h av in g th e hom e p ro d u ct.
th e U nited S ta te s se n ate. Hy th is
you hav e got a fin e to w n , an d
a
It Is n o t ask ed th a t o u r people buy
bill O regon g ets a new co n g ressm an
fin e c o u n try .”
"M ade in O reg o n " goods In p re fe r­
T h e law will becom e effectiv e M arch
it is re m a rk a b le how m any tr a v ­
en ce to goods m ade e lsew h ere, u n ­
4 th , 1913. T h e re w ill th e n be 433
e le rs ex p ress u n b o u n d ed s a tis fa c ­
less th e hom e p ro d u c t is e q u a l in
m em b ers In th e low er h o u se of c o n ­
tio n w ith o u r lo catio n , c lim a te and
q u a lity , a p p e a ra n c e and p rice to th e
g ress, In stead o f 391, th e p re se n t
prospects.
sam e goods elsew h ere. B ut
even
n u m b er. Ney Y ork w ill h av e
an
A w ell-to-do m e rc h a n t — fa rm e r
th e c asu al In v estig atio n of o u r c iti­
in crease of six m em b ers.
P e n n sy l­
from Iow a recen tly stro lle d Into one
zens w ill show th a t o u r m a n u fa c to r­
vania 4, C a lifo rn ia 3, O k lah o m a 3,
of o u r sto res. He h as tra v e le d ex­
ies In m ost lin es a re tu rn in g out
Illin o is 2, M a s sach u setts 2, New J e r ­
ten siv ely an d w as In P o rtla n d at.
goods to d ay th e eq u al of any in th e
sey 2, T ex as 2, W a sh in g to n 2, A la­
som eon e said h e o u g h t to see
co u n try .
an d
th e M a n u fa c tu re rs'
bam a 1, C o lo rad o 1, F lo rid a 1, G eor­
G resh am . Ko he cam e. H e seem ed
asso ciatio n only ask s th a t w hen such
gia 1, Id a h o 1, L o u isia n a 1, M ichi­
to be so m ew h at d is a p p o in ted .
He
gan 1. M inn eso ta 1, M o n tan a
1. goods a re o ffered th a t th ey be given
said he w an ted to see th e co u n try as
th e p referen ce.
,
N o rth D a k o ta 1, U tah 1, W est V ir­
it Is. T h is p a rtic u la r m e rc h a n t took
T h e su p p o rt of h om e In d u stry is
g in ia 1, O regon 1.
him in h is a u to uud show ed him
th e d u ty o f every citizen . We live
a ro u n d . T ook him o u t in to th e field s
by th e in te rc h a n g e of tra d e . T h ere
A u th o ritie s on th e m a n u fa c tu re of
of buy and g ra in show ed him th e
is sm all need Indeed fo r th e people
fu
r
n
itu
r
e
a
s
s
e
rt
th
a
t
G
ran
d
R
ap
id
s
g a rd e n s , th e fr u it, th e liv esto ck and
o f O regon to go o u tsid e th e ir s ta te
th e scen ery . T h e
m an w as filled alo n e sen d s $5,0041,000.00 w o rth of fo r th e every day re q u ire m e n ts of
w ith w onder and p ra ise an d
w ent • f u r n itu r e to th e P acific c o ast every life, and if th e O regon people w ould
aw ay th a n k in g th e m erch an t aud year, an d y et we have in O regon a : In sist on “ M ade in O reg o n " goods
say in g th a t In all h is tra v e ls, over n u m b er of fac to rie s w hich a re m a n u ­ being sold th em , re ta il d e a le rs e v e ry ­
highest
th e 1 tilted S ta te s h e had not seen fa c tu rin g fu r n itu r e o f th e
w here w ould keep up th e ir sto ck to
S in y th ln g th a t 'tn p re sse d him so fav ­ g rad e at p rices th a t u re so low, o r J m eet th e d em a n d s of th e ir rtu d e .
low er, th a n th o se d em an d e d by th e
o rab ly .
N eed P ay R olls.
A lady in C a lifo rn ia w ho re a d s G rand R ap id s m a n u fa c tu re rs . O re­
C
ities
and
s ta te s a re b u ilt up by
th e O u tlo o k w rite s
th a t
Ju d g in g gon h as m any h a rd w o o d s c a p a b le of th e pay ro lls w ith in th e sta te . P ro p ­
being
m
ade
Into
good
fu
r
n
itu
r
e
and
from w h at sh e re a d s th is m ust be
e rty v alu es a re k e p t u p by th e pay
a very p ro sp e ro u s an d in v itin g co u n ­ P o rtlan d h a s a h ard w o o d m ill w hich • ro lls o f th e facto ries. F a rm v alu es
is d re ssin g S ib erian o ak , F iji m a h o g ­
try an d th a t If sh e w as y o u n g er and
a re kept up by th e d e m a n d s for
could m ake In v e stm e n ts sh e would any an d o th e r w oods w hich a re b e ­ farm p ro d u c ts from th e cities, th e
ing m a n u fa c tu re d by O regon f u r n i­
he Inclined to com e to G resh am .
m a n u fa c tu rin g c e n te rs. T he w hole
A g e n tle m a n In Illin o is, w ho has tu r e fa c to rie s in to fu r n itu r e of th e p ro b lem is one w hich even casu ally
traveled, ex ten siv ely , an d h as been highest g rad e. If th e people o f th is stu d ie d w ill prove to an y citizen and
to G resh am , w rites th a t he w ishes s ta te w ould in sist on h av in g "M ade to every m an, w om an and child
he h ad m ade In v estm en ts h e re
a in O reg o n " fu r n itu r e th is one Indus- 1 w ith in tlie s ta te th a t his su p p o rt of
try alo n e w ould keep h u n d re d s of
few y e a rs ago.
goods
m eans
th
o u s a n d s of d o lla rs w ith in th e s ta te "M ad e in O reg o n ”
A cold, tacit b u sin ess m an wus be­
th a t his ow n
p ro sp erity
w ill be
th
o
u
s
a
n
d
s
of
d
o
lla
rs
w
ith
in
th
e
s
ta
te
ing ta k e n a ro u n d In an a u to by a
g re a te r. It is a “ w heel w ith in a
G resham citizen not long ago. Hu w hich now goes to E a s te rn fu r n itu r e w h eel” p ro p o sitio n . In sist on "M ade
m
a
n
u
fa
c
tu
re
rs
every
y
ear.
T
h
is
is
w as sho w n th e to w n , au d field s su r-
in O regon goods.
ro u n d liig , hut said not a w ord of Just one ex am p le of w h at th e "M ade
T he fac to rie s a re th e life of o u r
In
O
re
g
o
n
”
m
ovem
ent
w
ill
d
o
fo
r
p raise
In c id e n ta lly lie show ed he
cities.
T h e m o re fa c to rie s we have,
th e ro
a re
m any
w as th in k in g of o th e r places. F I iih I th is stu te , an d
th e m o re peo p le a re em ployed, an d
o
th
ers.
ly he w as ta k e n up to w a rd s C o tto n 's
g re a te r becom es th e p ro sp e rity not
M ountain View F a rm and
acro ss
only o f tlie c ities, hut of th e ru r a l
T he local m e rc h a n ts a re b uying
past
N o rm an S m ith 's
unit
F red
d is tric ts , fo r th e fa cto ry su p p o rte d
F ie ld h o u se 's places w h ere lie got a m ore an d m o re of "M ad e In O re­ m ust d ep en d upon th e a g ric u ltu ra l
broad view o ' th e b e a u tifu l Pow ell g o n ” goods, an d th e y w ill buy m ore d is tric ts fo r th e ir food su p p lies, nnd
Valley w ith G resh am n e stlin g ut Its as tim e goes on if th e co n su m e r will larg ely fo r th e ir raw p ro d u cts. T he
h e a rt and Mt Hood In th e d istan ce, ask to be show n h om e m a n u fa c tu re d hom e m a n u fa c tu re rs
d epend upon
If th e h om e m a n u fa c tu r­
lie rose up In th e a u to , beheld th e p ro d u c ts
th e people an d th e p eople depend
ed
p
ro
d
u
ct
is
ns
good
as
th
e
E
a
s
t­
le .iu ty an d w ealth of th e scene uud
upon th e hom e m a n u fa c tu re rs.
th e
c o n su m er
poured out a to r re n t o f p raise th a t ern p ro d u ct, th e n
T he c o n siste n t su p p o rt o f hom e
It is
sounded good to Ills esco rt.
He should buy th e h om e goods
in d u sl rise anil th e p e rsiste n t d em and
said lie had recen tly visited K p o k a tie not ask ed by th e m a n u fa c tu re rs of
fo r “ Made in O reg o n " goods m ean s
and s u rro u n d in g c o u n try and th o u g l t O regon th a t th e O regon people buy
In creased pay ro lls w hich in tu rn
it th e finest c o u n try he had ev er "M ade in O reg o n " goods u n less th e
will be to tlie a d v a n ta g e o f th e fa r m ­
seen hut said th a t th is locality "h a d price an d q u a lity of th hom e goods
e r and all o th e r p ro d u cers of tlie
a re e q u a l to E a ste rn m ad e goods
them b e a t."
n ecessities o f life.
T h e view point from w hich th is N o thing fa ire r could be ask ed
J. <’. CONtilMM.
WE ARE MOVED
to O u r New Q y a rte rs in the D ow sett-P aten eau d e Building
a n d fixing up. W e th in k we have a nice store
Watch for Announcement of our
Opening
W E C A N S U P P L Y all your w ants in
H A RD W A RE
Sterling & Johnston
A d jo in in g A n ch o lr S to re. Dry G oods a n d G ro ceries
G resh am .
Main
S tre e t,
T he follo w in g tr ib u te
to Jo h n
C ongdon, w ho died
at
B ra in a rd .
M inn., last M onday, w as w rilte n by
C. D. Jo h n so n an d w as h anded us
by W ill C ongdon. b ro th e r of tlie
deceased. T h e re a re only a few in
th is lo cality w ho knew him , b u t th e
follow ing w o rd s p re se n t a
stro n g
an d lovable c h a ra c te r w ho did good
to his fellow m en.
d eed ; w ith a h e a rt th a t
b eat in
sy m p ath y w ith every to u ch of so r­
row . H e w as fearless, th e r e w as no
h e s ita tin g o r h a ltin g in th e ex p re s­
sion of h is o p in io n on any q u estio n ;
we d iffe re d w ith him on m any, but
be w as n ev er vexed o r a n g ry . He,
accorded every m an h is r ig h t to an
opinion, and w as not b ack w ard in
m a in ta in in g b is views. H is m tivoes
w ere p u re an d h o n est, a n d I liked
to a p p la u d th e m otive an d good in ­
te n tio n s of a m an, r a th e r th a n look
w ith a d m ira tio n upon his to w erin g
a b ility . In m any a hom e Jo h n Cong-
don w as
" T h e rain b o w to th e sto rm s of life,
T he ev en in g beam th a t sm iles th e
clo u d s a w a y .”
B ut be h a s em b a rk e d
on th a t
sea th a t n e v e r yet h a s b o rn e upon
an y w ave th e im ag e of a re tu rn in g
sail.
T he w orld is b e tte r for h is h aving
lived, an d I w ould have w ritte n as
tils e p ita p h , " J o h n C ongdon w as an
h< n e st m a n ."
C h an g e th e breed of y o u r sheep if
you a re sa tisfie d th a t you a re going
t;> b e tte r y o u rself. O th erw ise h ang
io w h a t you have. D on’t in b red too
fa r. G et som e new blood in to y o u r
flock.
Church N otices.
T R O U TD A L E M E. — S ervices
each S unday a t 11 a m . S unday
school a t
10 a. m. C. C. Coop,
p a sto r. P . M. N ash, S. S. S upt.
G RESH AM B E T H E L B A P T IS T —
S unday serv ices— S a b b ath school a t
10 a. m , p re a c h in g a t 11 a. m. an d
7 :3 0 p. m. P ra y e r m e etin g each
W ednesday ev en in g a t 7 :3 0 p. m.
F. M. B u rtc h , P asto r.
BORING M. E .— P re a c h in g 11 a.
m. each S u n d a y ; 8 p. m. a lte rn a te
S undays. S u n d ay school 10 a m.
E p w o rth L eag u e 7 p. m. in c h a rg e
of H a rry B ickford.
Rev. A. B.
C alder, p asto r.
F A IR V IE W P R E S B Y T E R IA N —
Services every S unday m o rn in g at
11 o ’clock. S unday school m eets a t
10 in c h a rg e of Mrs. J. W. T ow n­
send. Y. P. S. C.
E. d ev o tio n al
m eeting a t 7 p.
m. Rev. Thus.
R obinson, p asto r.
PL EA SA N T V ALLEY B A PT IST —
S ervices firs t
and
th ird S unday
each m o n th . Sunday school at 10
a. m. every S unday. Y. P. S. C. E.
7 p. in. Rev. J . M. N atio n , p asto r.
laxlge N otices.
F A IR V IE W U NITED A RTISA N S
No. 178— F ir s t S a tu rd a y
evening
an d th ird S a tu rd a y ev ening is so­
cial ev ening. M aster, E. E. H eslin ;
se c re ta ry , F . H . C rane.
ROCKW OOD U N ITED A RTISA N S
No. 206— M eets fo u rth S atu rd ay
n ig h t.
M aster, Mrs. R ich T e g a rt;
se c re ta ry , H. H. Jo h n so n .
ROCKW OOD I. O. O. F . No. 213
-— M eets In M accabee h all every
T h u rsd a y ev ening.
N. G., J.
R.
C a v a n a u g h ; se c re ta ry , J. H. S chram .
Com e and see us before you go.
Y ou ll need som e Heavy Cloth«..«
for these cold mornings and evenings. Just received
Advanced Shipment Sweaters
Sweater Coals, $1 «< w
Very Classy. Just the thing for your outing. Glad to show you.
Shoes for
And all Styles you could wish.
W e are carrying a very com plete line of B row n S h oe C om pany s
P eters Shoes. Both BEST in their class.
Our Fall Stock is Here
Over 1200 pairs have been received, opened and marked and are
ready for for your inspection This year we are selling
Men’s Fine Shoes at $2 and up
Better shoes for $2 than others are selling for much more m oney.
W e are selling the
,
Best $3 Shoe ever shown m Town
W e can show you.
CLOSING OUT ALL SUMMER SHOES
for Men, W om en and Children,
at 20 per cent off regular price.
A nd we have som e stuff good for the summer outing at about
50 per cent off the regular price
W e must close them out to make room for other goods.
All Straw Hats at 25 per cent off.
Ladies’ Waists at 20 per cent off.
Shattuck & Lindsey
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GRESHAM FEED & CHOP MILL
R a m s b y & O s w a ld , P r o p s .
Good supply of mill ¿tuff,
Feed, Bran, Shorts, etc. Try a
can of Conkey’s Fly Killer
or Lice Liquid.
Grinding
Done
Every
Day
H ighest P rice P aid for O ats.
K. O. T. M No. 61— M eets flrBt
S a tu rd a y and th ird F rid a y
n ig h ts.
C om ., E d S p a th ; R. K ., W. Q uls-
iu berry.
F A IR V IE W G RA N G E— F ir s t S at
u rd a y a t 10 a m. and th ird F r i­
day n ig h t, 8 p. m . M aster, C edric
S to n e ; se c re ta ry , Roy Stone.
ROCKW OOD GRA NG E — F irs t
W ednesday a t 8 p. m. an d th ird
S a tu rd a y a t 10 a. m.
M aster, F.
11. C ra n e ; se c re ta ry , V iola L ovelace
L O. T M C H A R IT Y H IV E No
38— M eets second and fo u rth T h u rs ­
d ay a fte rn o o n s
Com., Mrs. Jo h n
B ro w n ; H. K., M rs Mary T u rn e r.
Profits in Poultry Raising
P L E A SA N T VALLEY GRANGE
No. 348— M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y a t
P le a s a n t
V alley
h all.
H.
W.
S n a sh a ll, m a s te r; E. B u tle r, secre­
ta r y ; J e n n ie K ro n e n b e rg , le c tu re r.
T h e profits are there, and the profits are great;
but to get them you musf apply rig h t methods.
You eom w f learn from a book. R ule-of-thum b
m ethod* take tim e and often end disastrously.
T h e rig ht w &r Is to be guided by pou ltry experts
who have already “ m ade g to d .” That is the
kin d o f Instruction the I ntei national Correspond­
ence Kchools offer In th eir course o f 21
lessons In pou ltry raising. T V (burse rovers
euer i,thtng on pou ltry r a ilin g , fro m rggt to pro/lla.
I t doesn’t m atter how few or how m any birds
you start w ith, thia is the only true way to do It
, aud m ake It pay fro m the word “G o."
T h e value o f this Course to you Is beyond M tl-
mation. You soon get the price back. and m ort.
In Increased profits, and the knowledge th a t w ill
those profits com ing your way. S tart lo u l-
try raising right, tills w ay. then there’ll be no
fa U u rg —no h alfw ay aucceM—but the v^raUat
success. For free deecrlpUve circular, w rite the
G RESH AM G RA NG E No 270 m eets
j th e second S a tu rd a y of each m onth
L e c tu re h o u r from 2 to 3 is open
' to th e public
II. E. D avis, m a s te r;
Mrs. W. H. B achm eyer. se c re ta ry .
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E m m a M anning, G. N .; H a ttie Wos-
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F A IR V IE W LODGE No
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Regu
T r ib u te to J. C. C on gd on .
la r m eetin g s S a tu rd a y u lg h t
Jo h n C ongdon is dead. It is tr u e
on o r before fu ll m oon. M a­
all m ust die. "A s th e long tr a in of sonic T em p le, T ro u td a le .
ag es g lid e aw ay, th e sons of m en,
A. FOX, Secretary
th e y o u th in life 's g reen sp rin g , he
M A. ROSS PO ST No. 41. G. A
w ho goes in th e fu ll s tre n g th of
y ears, m atro n an d m aid, th e gray II., an d W. R. C. No. 8, m eet th ird
S a tu rd a y e ach m o n th at G ran g e hall
h ead ed m an an d th e in n o cen t babe G resh am . D in n er to all w ho a t­
sh a ll one by one be g a h te re d to thy tend.
Wm B u tle r, c o m m an d er Mrs
side, by th o se w ho in th e ir tu r n sh al A nnie B ates, p re sid e n t. Mrs. H enry
follow th e m ." How tr u e it is: th e K ane, se c re ta ry .
long tr a in of th e dead th a t b ro th e r
DAMASCUS CAM P.
No.
7533,
Jo h n h as follow ed to E v erg reen cem ­ M. W. A. M eetings firs t an d th ird
e tery m u st be ta k e n up by o th e rs S a tu rd a y ev en in g s each m o n th
at
w ho In th e ir tu r n m u st follow th em H axelw ood s h all. Geo. D allas, coun-
D eath lev elsall. m a rs all p la n s; but s e lm a n ; H a rry R oach, c h ie f fo re ste r
th e m em ory of a good m an lives
MODERN WOODMAN O F A M ER­
w ith us fo r all tim e
1 hav e know n ICA. m eets In I O. O. F h a ll firs t
Jo h n C ongdon fo r o v er 33 years. 1 an d th ird T u esd ay s of each m o n th .
ad m ire d him fo r h is goodness, his V isiting m em b ers w elcom e. E m il O.
lo v ab le tr a ita of c h a ra c te r, h it g en ­ K ard ell. C lerk
e ro u s and c h a rita b le d e e d s.
w ho
can fo rg et th e k in d ly h a n d , th e
ch e e rin g w ord alw ay s given by Jo h n
C ongdon w hen sick n ess an d d eath
Invaded th e hom e
H e had a p e c u lia r m eth o d of con­
d u c tin g his b u sin ess a ffa irs , but his
w o rk w as w ell d o n e
H e may have
been e c cen tric, b u t he w as generous,
he w as c h a rita b le In th o u g h t and
G oing to th e C oast or M ou n tain s?
G RESH A M R E B E K A H
LODGE,
No <51 — M eets in I. O. O F. h all,
second an d fo u rth W edn esd ay s of
each
m o n th
C h ris tin e J
C av-
a n a g h . N oble G ra u d ;
Geo K eller,
S ecretary
G RESH A M
LODGE. No.
125.
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